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And thanks for reading Autoblog. You still haven't turned off your adblocker or whitelisted our site. It only takes a few seconds. Damon Lavrinc. Share 0 Comments. Click the image above for more high-res shots of the Honda S CR. Honda has remained a formidable force at the 25 Hours of Thunderhill , an annual event held at the Thunderhill circuit between Sacramento and Redding, California.
The automaker has campaigned a number of vehicles at the hour enduro over the years, including a duo of Civic Sis and a handful of Acuras. Not only is this a chance for the automaker to show how competitive the new lightweight variant of the S can be on the track, it's also rolling proof of how it can be adapted for serious competition. We're in the midst of contemplating coverage of the 25 Hours of Thunderhill, and if we do make it up there to live blog the event, we'll be keeping a close eye on the Honda boys.
Billed as the "most severe endurance race on the planet," the 25 Hours of Thunderhill will mark the first time the S CR will compete in a sanctioned motorsports event.
Cars in the race will be driven by two teams of four drivers comprised of Honda associates from its various North American operations, and two members of the automotive media.
